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By Nafisat Aliyu Carcass of a cattle killed after a Boko Haram raid on a Borno village (Photo sources from Web) Like man, animals too have a right. A right to live: a right to be protected and a right to move freely within there natural environment and or the environment where they are domesticated. In the nearly ten years of the ongoing Book Haram insurgency and the recent upsurge of clash between the Fulani herdsmen and farmers,  animals, mostly domestic, have been a major unidentified casualties. It is on undocumented record that hundreds of animals like cattle,  sheep, goats and others like donkeys,  horses and camels have been killed brutally in cross fire of the ongoing Boko Haram conflict.  Many wild animals as well have either been forced to migrate or have been killed by bullets and air bombing of located Boko Haram camps. No one has cared to take cognisance of the fact that these animals are living creatures of God too and their lives must ...

Author: Stephanie Obasanho:   https://www.naij.com/1097898-cattle-farming-nigeria.html If you consider cattle farming in Nigeria as an option for your future business, then this article can become a real guide for the beginning and success of the business. How to start cattle farming in Nigeria? The breeding of cattle is an excellent opportunity to start your own business in rural areas. However, before you begin creating your own business in the sphere of cattle production, you must carefully examine all the features of this complicated business. Firstly, you need to decide what is your purpose of breeding animals. In modern livestock production, there are several different areas: breeding of cattle for meat, breeding dairy cattle, breeding of meat and dairy breeds (combined method), and breeding of young animals for sale. Once you have decided that one of these spheres is the right choice for you (it will largely depend on the area chosen for a farm). The ideal...

Dear Esteemed readers, I welcome you to my new blog. It is a bit kind of professional platform where issues concerning animal breeding, and government policies on Animal healthcare system will be brought to bare for a robust discuss and analysis. This blog will also carry news of modern trend in the business of animal breeding not only in Nigeria but around the world. We welcome well articulated views, opinions and analysis that could engender a better animal production in our communities. We welcome your contributions, comments and advise as we nurture this green initiative. Please endeavor to like our pages on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Thank you.